2001
DOI: 10.2460/ajvr.2001.62.840
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Lectin binding patterns of uterine glands in mares with chronic endometrial degeneration

Abstract: Glycoconjugate patterns of uterine glands were altered in mares with chronic endometrial degeneration. Therefore, uterine secretions are likely to be altered. These changes are not induced by changes in content of estrogen and progesterone receptors in endometrial tissues.

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“…This is in agreement with other investigations reporting morphological and functional features in endometrotic glands that deviate from those of adjacent non-altered glands (Stewart et al 2000, Walter et al 2001, Lehmann et al 2011). The aberrant expression of components of the uterine milk (e.g.…”
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“…This is in agreement with other investigations reporting morphological and functional features in endometrotic glands that deviate from those of adjacent non-altered glands (Stewart et al 2000, Walter et al 2001, Lehmann et al 2011). The aberrant expression of components of the uterine milk (e.g.…”
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confidence: 83%
“…The observed BD immunolabelling pattern together with findings of other investigations suggests functional differences between the different epithelial cell populations of the equine endometrium (Gerstenberg et al 1999, Walter et al 2001, Hoffmann et al 2009b. In regard to the synthesis of BD protein, this function seems to be performed mainly by endometrial epithelial cells within a superficial location (luminal surface and gland ducts).…”
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“…Die chronisch degenerativen Veränderungen nehmen bei älteren Stuten zu (z.B. Doig et al 1981, Schoon et al 1997, was sich auch in der vorliegenden Studie bestätigt, wo das Endometrium insbesondere von Stuten ab einem Alter von 13 Jahren und mehr vermehrt in die Kategorien IIB und III nach Kenney und Doig (1986) Veränderungen des Endometriums verändert (Walter et al 2001b, Hoffmann et al 2009 …”
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